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Mary Beth's Forecast: Flood WARNING, Winter Weather ADVISORY for parts of WNY

Rain will mix with and change to slushy snow Sunday, aggravating local waterways
Tonawanda Creek Warning
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — FLOOD WARNING for Tonawawanda Creek at Rapids affecting Erie/Niagara Counties from 4 a.m. Sunday to Monday afternoon. Flood stage is 12ft; The creek is scheduled to crest at 13.2ft Sunday night.

Winter Weather ADVISORY for Wyoming, Allegany & Potter counties 7am Sunday-4am Monday for 3"-6" in higher elevations and 1"-3" in valleys. Roads will become snow covered and travel will be slippery.

Rain will change to a slushy snow and will accumulate especially across higher elevations south and east of Buffalo.

Could see .5"-1" of rain before changing to snow, which will add to the already swollen creeks and streams in WNY. For the Buffalo metro area/northtowns, a trace of 2" of wet snow accumulation expected with 2"- 6" across the hilltops above 1200ft.

SUNDAY
MORNING: Occasional rain. Mid 30s.
AFTERNOON: Rain mixing/changing to snow. Mid 30s.

MONDAY
MORNING: Cloudy, few snow showers. Low 30s.
AFTERNOON: Cloudy, flurries. Low 30s.

TUESDAY
MORNING: Cloudy. Near 30.
AFTERNOON: Spot rain shower. Near 40.

WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy. Low 30s.
AFTERNOON: Sun and clouds. Low 40s.